jimmer Posted November 2, 2017 Report Posted November 2, 2017 It's amazing how everything comes together sometimes. A buddy and I planned to go fishing on Wednesday. The weather forecast wasn't the greatest, but looked the best for the foreseeable future. We hit the water at about 9am and were target fall bass. They seemed to be in the mood for playing and we probably boated over 30 bass in the day. Nothing huge, but lots of fun. The largest was probably around 2 pounds (don't think there are many larger ones in this lake). There was a bonus though. The lakers seemed like they wanted to join in and we boated 10 of those. We caught a couple of those in under 8 fow. The rain even held off for most of the day. Our go to bait was a jig with a white twister tail. We did get a few bass on a drop shot, but the jig was doing the trick. We're running out of time for the open water, so get out there and take advantage of the awesome bite.
BillM Posted November 2, 2017 Report Posted November 2, 2017 Nice lakers! If they were still open in the FMZ I fish I'd be out there every chance!
jimmer Posted November 2, 2017 Author Report Posted November 2, 2017 Just have to find the lakes with an year round open season (probably none in the Barrie area though). It's so nice to be on a lake and not see another boat.
Chuck Enwinde Posted November 3, 2017 Report Posted November 3, 2017 Love it. Your buddy looks like he just hit the jackpot.
fishindevil Posted November 3, 2017 Report Posted November 3, 2017 you got the lakers in shallow as they are in full spawn right now......
jimmer Posted November 3, 2017 Author Report Posted November 3, 2017 Not sure they even spawn on that lake and it sure wasn't the right kind of bottom for spawning. Maybe they are going through the motions of a spawn. They are all stocked fish in that lake. Chuck-My buddy is always amazed when we catch a trout. LOL
fishindevil Posted November 3, 2017 Report Posted November 3, 2017 I was in haliburton last week and actually seen trout spawning in 5-10 feet of water was kinda cool to see....they will cruise the lake in shallow looking for suitable sites and group up for sure even the stockers will do that weather or not there is suitable spawn sites or not....caught many lakers while droppshotting for smallies so many that I have had to leave an area as the trout just keep hitting ..... cool either way man and some nice trout you guys got......cheers
jimmer Posted November 3, 2017 Author Report Posted November 3, 2017 It's a nice way to end the year. I always look for a natural fish on that lake to see if there is any spawning success, but what you say sounds right.
GBW Posted November 3, 2017 Report Posted November 3, 2017 Very nice fish. I haven't been out in AGES now!!!! I have yet to get my 1st laker, one day I will... My 'home lake' doesn't have any
Joeytier Posted November 4, 2017 Report Posted November 4, 2017 I was in haliburton last week and actually seen trout spawning in 5-10 feet of water was kinda cool to see....they will cruise the lake in shallow looking for suitable sites and group up for sure even the stockers will do that weather or not there is suitable spawn sites or not....caught many lakers while droppshotting for smallies so many that I have had to leave an area as the trout just keep hitting ..... cool either way man and some nice trout you guys got......cheers Yep, the stocked fish will still spawn, whether or not they're successful depends entirely on the lake. They're still the same fish. Awesome job, the lakers and splake have been on fire up here too.
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